This rock wall project consisted of 3 long rock walls (pictured above) and 2 shorter ones, including a staircase/planter. The home and rock walls look out at a magnificent west side view on Whidbey Island (see below).
The view (above)
above: work-in-progress. Luc is spreading compost for the newly terraced planting beds
Spreading compost with the excavator
Marina and Stella head for the play set after a picnic lunch at the job site.
Above: one of the shorter rock walls in the foreground. Stella is standing in front of the stone staircase. I love how the slide is placed!
Above: the other shorter rock wall. The wall is topped with rocks to make a staircase-planter. The homeowners planted small ground cover plants between the rocks.
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Amazing. And great work in progress. We also do stonescapes back here at katy landscaping. But your rockscape is quite interesting. Hope the "work-in-progress" gets a real fine finish.
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